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Livingetc
Keith Flanagan

'It adds an immediate sense of calm.' Designers love this new look and are using it for incredibly elevated rooms

neutral living room with curved walls and wood flooring

The spaces we occupy tend to be orthogonal by design – homes are often boxes and rectangles. But in the world of interior architecture, curves are making moves, softening right angles and bringing sculptural lines to straightforward layouts.

Curves are not a brand new interior design trend – we’ve all seen indoor arches and columns, after all. But a certain fluidity, especially when it comes to interior walls, is increasingly drawn to contemporary design, countering standard blueprints dominated by straight lines (which are often easier and cheaper to construct) with rounder, cozier forms.

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